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Case Study<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>world's</strong> <strong>most</strong> <strong>luxurious</strong> <strong>cruise</strong> <strong>lines</strong> <strong>are</strong><br />
equipped with Raychem's energy-efficient heat<br />
tracing technologies<br />
Project Description<br />
Client: Meyer Werft <strong>GmbH</strong><br />
Location: Papenburg, Germany<br />
Applications: Electric heat-tracing, Control and Monitoring<br />
Technology: • Raychem 3BTV2-CT self-regulating heating cables<br />
• Raychem 30FHT2-CT constant wattage parallel circuit heating cables<br />
• DigiTrace TM-10 surface sensing ther<strong>most</strong>ats<br />
Services: • Electrical Heat Tracing (EHT) systems manufacture and supply<br />
• Installation<br />
Date completed: 2013<br />
Contract scope: EHT system manufacture and supply<br />
Key Challenges<br />
Each <strong>cruise</strong> liner is built to individual specification and to tight dead<strong>lines</strong>. Depending on the design,<br />
between five and nine kilometres of heat-trace cabling need to be deployed for frost protection and<br />
temperature maintenance of oil pipes on each liner. <strong>The</strong> pipework is complex and each installation must<br />
be completed in about 15 weeks.<br />
Solution<br />
Tyco <strong>The</strong>rmal Controls Germany is supplying EHT systems based around Raychem self-regulating<br />
and constant-wattage heating cables. BTV self-regulating cables <strong>are</strong> deployed for frost protection of<br />
pipes and instrument <strong>lines</strong> maintaining temperatures above 5°C. <strong>The</strong> major part of each installation<br />
is the deployment of FHT2-CT constant-wattage parallel circuit cables. <strong>The</strong>se <strong>are</strong> used to maintain<br />
temperatures within the oil pipes at a constant 120°C.<br />
Depending on the size of the <strong>cruise</strong> liners, between 100 and 250 heating circuits <strong>are</strong> installed on each<br />
ship. Control is provided via DigiTrace TM-10 surface sensing ther<strong>most</strong>ats.<br />
Each deadline is achieved by Tyco <strong>The</strong>rmal Controls’ expert Tracer installation teams. Tyco <strong>The</strong>rmal<br />
Controls brings 20 years’ experience, having installed similar systems on over 40 <strong>cruise</strong> liners at Meyer<br />
Werft and Neptun Werft shipyards since 1992.
Commenting on the continuing success of the installations, Meyer Werft’s Electrical Engineer, Energy<br />
and Electrical Equipment, Gunther Varnhorst said: “Tyco <strong>The</strong>rmal Controls’ EHT systems have been an<br />
integral part of our designs for many years and continue to provide us with a reliable solution.” He<br />
continued, “<strong>The</strong>ir ability to constantly meet our critical installation dead<strong>lines</strong> is an important factor<br />
that enables us to deliver these complex ships on time.”<br />
Benefits<br />
• Reliable and proven EHT technologies from Raychem provide the <strong>most</strong> energy-efficient systems<br />
• FHT cable’s round geometry enables tracing of complex pipes<br />
• Parallel construction allows cables to be cut-to-length and terminated on-site<br />
• Expert installation<br />
• Years of problem-free service<br />
Tyco <strong>The</strong>rmal Controls is providing electric heat-tracing systems (EHT) for some of the world’s<br />
<strong>most</strong> <strong>luxurious</strong> <strong>cruise</strong> liners. <strong>The</strong> systems <strong>are</strong> supplied under a frame agreement with German<br />
shipbuilder Meyer Werft <strong>GmbH</strong>, which was signed in 2006. It names Tyco <strong>The</strong>rmal Controls<br />
as the sole supplier of EHT systems for all incoming orders of <strong>cruise</strong> liners at its shipyard in<br />
Papenburg until the end of 2013.<br />
Similar systems <strong>are</strong> also supplied to its sister company, Neptun Werft <strong>GmbH</strong> in Warnemünde,<br />
Rostock, which builds LNG tankers.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Meyer Werft was founded in 1795 and is one of the largest German shipyards employing<br />
more than 2,500 people. In recent decades it has gained a worldwide reputation for excellence in<br />
the construction of specialized ships, particularly luxury <strong>cruise</strong> liners. For more information, visit<br />
www.meyerwerft.de<br />
EMEA Headquarters<br />
Tyco <strong>The</strong>rmal Controls<br />
Romeinsestraat 14<br />
B-3001 Leuven<br />
Belgium<br />
Tel. +32 16 21 3502<br />
Fax +32 16 21 3610<br />
Important: All information, including illustrations, is believed to be reliable. Users, however,<br />
should independently evaluate the suitability of each product for their particular application.<br />
Tyco <strong>The</strong>rmal Controls makes no warranties as to the accuracy or completeness of the<br />
information, and disclaims any liability regarding its use. Tyco <strong>The</strong>rmal Controls’ only<br />
obligations <strong>are</strong> those in the Tyco <strong>The</strong>rmal Controls Standard Terms and Conditions of Sale<br />
for this product, and in no case will Tyco <strong>The</strong>rmal Controls or its distributors be liable for any<br />
incidental, indirect, or consequential damages arising from the sale, resale, use, or misuse of<br />
the product. Specifications <strong>are</strong> subject to change without notice. In addition, Tyco <strong>The</strong>rmal<br />
Controls reserves the right to make changes—without notification to Buyer—to processing or<br />
materials that do not affect compliance with any applicable specification.<br />
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